The Kota Bharu to Goemak section of the first phase of the Malaysian East Coast Railway Project constructed by a Chinese company was held on the 6th. It was officially handed over to the owner of the project, the Malaysian Railway Connection Company, laying the foundation for commencement and operation in December this year. The first phase of the East Malaysia Railway project is 523 kilometers long and includes 16 stations, connecting Kota Bharu in Kelantan with Elma in Selangor. This handover is a key milestone in the project. It means that the entire railway system of the first phase of the project has met the commercial operating conditions and will be officially opened on December 12, 2026 to welcome the peak of travel during the year-end school holidays.
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The Kota Bharu to Goemak section of the first phase of the Malaysian East Coast Railway Project constructed by a Chinese company was held on the 6th. It was officially handed over to the owner of the project, the Malaysian Railway Connection Company, laying the foundation for commencement and operation in December this year. The first phase of the East Malaysia Railway project is 523 kilometers long and includes 16 stations, connecting Kota Bharu in Kelantan with Elma in Selangor. This handover is a key milestone in the project. It means that the entire railway system of the first phase of the project has met the commercial operating conditions and will be officially opened on December 12, 2026 to welcome the peak of travel during the year-end school holidays.
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